Planned to reverse, and the auction got competitive
#21
Posted 2012-February-22, 03:33
George Carlin
#22
Posted 2012-February-22, 03:35
#23
Posted 2012-February-22, 04:04
You have 17HCP, the single Ace is a downgrading factor and you dont have a sure fit,
so why do you want to force to game?
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#24
Posted 2012-February-22, 04:06
BunnyGo, on 2012-February-21, 16:31, said:
Why? I invited, p accepted the invite.
With kind regards
Marlowe
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
#25
Posted 2012-February-22, 09:16
han, on 2012-February-21, 15:31, said:
As I said, my standards for reverses may be higher than yours. Quite frankly, I don't think this hand is a great hand. What would I do over 1♣ - (P) - 1♠? Admittedly, that is a problem. I might bid a very hefty 2♠.
Clearly, I am in the minority on this (possibly a minority of one).
Again, the hand would be much better if the ♣A were in some other suit (or even if it were a K in some other suit). Then I would have no problem with the reverse.
For example, I prefer A63 KJT4 AKJT2 5 or even AK3 JT64 AKJT2 5 to the actual hand of A63 JT54 AKJT2 A.
#26
Posted 2012-February-22, 09:35
- hrothgar
#27
Posted 2012-February-22, 09:43
gwnn, on 2012-February-22, 03:33, said:
I couldn't find this entry, maybe you still have the link? If not maybe Justin has a moment to elaborate? Thanks!
Never tell the same lie twice. - Elim Garek on the real moral of "The boy who cried wolf"
#28
Posted 2012-February-22, 10:02
the Freman, Chani from the move "Dune"
"I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it."
George Bernard Shaw
#29
Posted 2012-February-22, 10:23
BunnyGo, on 2012-February-22, 09:43, said:
http://squeezingthed...04/1c-2d-x.html
The suit symbols are missing but I guess in this situation it's even better because you can pretend you're reading about either 1m-(2om) situation Of course, it could be right that 1D-2C-x-p; 3M be agreed non forcing and 1C-2D-x-p; 3M be forcing, but I wouldn't ever play that way.
George Carlin